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Episode 11 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.   Track listing 1. Victoryland - I got god 2. Spike F**k - HAD YOUR WAY 3. Racecourse - Pennybox 4. Dub Thompson - No Time 5. Damien Jurado - The Last Great Washington State 6. The Besnard Lakes - Albatross 7. Star Moles - Overdog 8. Sylvie, Alex Amen - Rina 9. Whitney - MEMORY 10. Citay - First Fantasy   Credit music by Richard Swift.

Episode 10 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.   Track listing 1. Wednesday - June 2 - Early Version 2. Porridge Radio - 7 Seconds 3. Wilderness - Marginal Over 4. Oneida - Lavender 5. Bear In Heaven - The Reflection Of You 6. Small Black - Canoe 7. Slowdive - shanty 8. Okay Kaya - Baby Little Tween 9. Lightning Dust - I Knew 10. Angel Olsen - Chance   Credit music by Richard Swift.

Episode 9 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi. Track listing Kate Bollinger - Shop Girl Midnight Sister - Blue Cigar Foxygen - How Can You Really Toro y Moi - HOV (unerthed) Current Joys - American Honey Manishevitz - All Got To Go Sometime The Do's and the Don'ts - No One to talk my troubles to Minus Story - Gravity Pulls Cut Worms - Veterans Day Alex Cameron - Stranger's Kiss Credit music by Richard Swift.

Episode 8 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi. Track listing Phoebe Bridgers - I Can't Wait Kevin Morby - Field Guide for the Butterflies Way Dynamic - Officially June McDoom - Without You Halima - onyx Bullion - Roo Danielle Ponder - Sun and Moon Spike F**k - All By Myself Dinosaur Jr. - Blowin' Up Yoko Ono - Never Say Goodbye Credit music by Richard Swift.

Episode 7 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi. Track listing Marmoset - Golden Cloak June Panic - David Poe The Impossible Shapes - Putrefaction Jens Lekman - You Are The Light (by which I travel into this and that) Swearing At Motorists - Flying Pizza Early Day Miners - Return of the Native Windsor For The Derby - The Melody of a Fallen Tree Havergal - New Innocent Tyro Allegory Damien Jurado - Abilene Songs: Ohia, Jason Molina - Blue Chicago Moon Credit music by Richard Swift.

Already stepping to the mic for Secretly Frequencies with her debut album released only this year? We wouldn't do it with just anyone; Eaves Wilder has already honed the songwriting skills and storytelling talents of a season musical veteran. A singer-songwriter hailing from London, Eaves has released a steady drip of singles and EPs leading up to her first LP, 'Little Miss Sunshine,' released on Secretly Canadian this spring. Chatting with co-hosts Tom Davies and WFHB Music Director Abby Noroozi, Eaves covers topics ranging from her 90's rock influences, writing music in her garden shed, and finding her ideal bandmates and collaborators (tougher than it sounds for an introvert). Tune in.   Links:  Secretly Frequencies: Eaves Wilder Playlist Secretly Society Podcast Episodes Secretly Society Podcast on Secretly Store Secretly Society General Information   Eaves Wilder: Website Instagram X Facebook TikTok

Episode 6 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.   Track listing 1. Black Marble - Jim Carol New Year 2. Nirosta Steel - English Party 3. The Cave Singers - Distant Sures 4. Will Charette - Dear Prudence 5. Max Subar - Anything Could Be 6. Here We Go Magic - Make Up Your Mind 7. Yoko Ono - Walking on Thin Ice 8. KL Hamilton - I'm Trying 9. Aaron Frazer - If I Got It (Your Love Brought It) 10. MRCY - Lorelei   Credit music by Richard Swift.

Today, we charge onwards through Superchunk's storied catalog. Started by Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in 1989, Superchunk have released thirteen studio albums, four singles collections, and founded and operate their own resolutely independent label Merge Records. Mac McCaughan and guitarist Jim Wilbur link up with co-hosts Tom Davies and Eric Osmon (Run For Cover Records, Lame-o Records) to discuss learning to pace their prolific output as a band while evolving their sound, putting on then-unknowns Rilo Kiley as tour openers, reuniting to record and play after a near-decade hiatus, and many more of Superchunk's experiences.    Secretly Frequencies - Superchunk Playlist Superchunk - Merge Records Secretly Society Podcast Episodes Secretly Society General Information

Episode 5 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi. Track listing Phoebe Bridgers - Lost Boys Lusine - Pendulum Bullion - Francis Ford  Early Day Miners - Placer Found Superchunk - I Don't Want You Anyway Dinosaur Jr. - Several Got Away  Scowl - Not Hell Not Heaven David Vandervelde - Nothin' No Jens Lekman - Still In Love With You Credit music provided by Richard Swift.

There's no way we could fit Superchunk's discography into a sole episode of Secretly Frequencies, and today debuts the first half of our trip through the indie stalwarts' ouevre. Started by Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in 1989, Superchunk have released thirteen studio albums, four singles collections, and founded and operate their own resolutely independent label Merge Records. Mac McCaughan and guitarist Jim Wilbur tag-team with co-hosts Tom Davies and Eric Osmon (Run For Cover Records, Lame-o Records) to cover a couple decades' worth of music, including unexpected moments of vulnerability with Steve Albini, the evolution of the band's sound, and friendly ribbing via studio talkback. Tune in, Part 2 coming soon.   Secretly Frequencies - Superchunk Playlist Superchunk - Merge Records Secretly Society Podcast Episodes Secretly Society General Information

Episode 4 of Secretly Weekly - a bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.     Track listing 1. Baby Rose - Let Me Go 2. Elujay - Wushua 3. Danielle Ponder - Power 4. Bon Iver - Heavenly Father 5. HTRK - Eat Yr Heart 6. Jordan Patterson - Cinderella 7. Fruit Bats - Perhaps We're a Storm 8. Way Dynamic - Miffed It 9. Wednesday - Reality TV Argument Bleeds 10. Mitski - Your Best American Girl   Credit music by Richard Swift.

Episode 3 of Secretly Weekly - a new bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.   Track listing 1. Eaves Wilder - The Great Plains 2. Bizhiki - Gigawaabamin (Come Through) 3. Chanel Beads - Dust in the Wind 4. Gigi Masin - Golden 5. Sharon Van Etten - Our Love 6. Japanese Breakfast - Orlando in Love 7. Bright Eyes - First Day of My Life 8. Whitney - Golden Days (Alt Video) 9. Greg Mendez - So Mean 10. Bill Fay - Just a Moon Secretly Society Podcast on Secretly Store Secretly Society General Information Secretly Society Podcast Episodes

Episode 2 of Secretly Weekly - a new bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group.   A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks; hosted by WFHB's Music Director, Abby Noroozi.   Track listing: 1. Jordan Patterson - Just My Friend 2. Dua Saleh - Firestorm 3. aja monet - working class musicians 4. Kevin Morby - 100,000 5. Drunk - Hand on Deck 6. Jensen McRae - Taboo 7. John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, and Daniel Davies - Lord of the Underground 8. Closure - servant to silence 9. They Hate Change - Run the Road 10. Studio - Life's A Beach! (Todd Terje Beach House Mix)   Secretly Society Podcast on Secretly Store Secretly Society General Information Secretly Society Podcast Episodes

Introducing Secretly Weekly - a new bi-weekly podcast show highlighting the most recent tracks released in the Secretly ecosystem. Everything from Secretly Group, All Flowers Group, Merge and Numero Group. A radio show delivered to your podcast feed, once every two weeks. This week's episode features WFHB's Music Director Abby Noroozi, hosting a selection of songs from the wider Secretly ecosystem and select cuts from the Secretly catalog.    Secretly Society Podcast on Secretly Store Secretly Society General Information Secretly Society Podcast Episodes

This year marks the 30th anniversary of 'Mel.' The beloved and long out-of-print East River Pipe album — F.M. Cornog's second on Merge Records — was announced late last year as Merge's first entry in Secretly Distribution's Secretly Society Record Club, the first time 'Mel' would be made available on the format since its original issue in 1996. The reissue, which features new liner notes by Barbara Powers and serves as the definitive edition of 'Mel,' uniting the album with songs that were once exclusive to US and UK versions of the CD, sold out immediately. Today, that edition of the album is available for digital purchase via the Merge Records webstore and East River Pipe's Bandcamp page. To further celebrate the occasion, Secretly Group has released a new episode of their Secretly Society podcast, featuring Powers' reminiscence of the time during which 'Mel' was recorded and released.   Like all of East River Pipe's output, 'Mel' was written, performed, recorded, and mixed by F.M. Cornog on a Tascam 388 mini-studio at his home, which was then a small apartment in Astoria, Queens. Within that space, he conjures nothing less than the fullness of life beyond it, the characters and moods of New York, the way a city can feel limitless and isolating all at once. It's a daunting accomplishment, one which led The New York Times to call him "the Brian Wilson of home recording." 'Mel' is an intricately-textured indie pop tour de force, its layers of keyboard and reverb-drenched guitars giving flight to Cornog's voice, which observes the doomed figures of the city with the intimacy of a documentarian and the egolessness of someone who has been through despair and survived.   'Mel' is an offering like few others, its 14 peerless gems a direct channel from F.M. Cornog's heart to yours. Shelter from the storm, you might call it. Uplift for the downtrodden. A masterpiece, even among Cornog's considerable catalog, this edition of 'Mel' is perfect for both kinds of East River Pipe fans: those who've been around for years, and those who didn't know they needed these songs in their life until now. Links:  'Mel' on Bandcamp Merge Records Website Secretly Society Podcast Episodes Secretly Society Podcast on Secretly Store Secretly Society General Information